Enrique Bunbury is the former lead singer of Spanish rock greats Heroes del Silencio, who recorded four genre-defining studio albums before breaking up in 1996. Since the split, Bunbury has established himself as a formidable solo artist, with 2013's Palosanto, proving a major hit and cementing his new career.

One of Mexico's biggest international superstars around the turn of the new century, Alejandro Fernandez aka El Potrillo (The Colt) had first established himself in the early '90s as a champion of ranchera music before crossing over to the Latin pop mainstream in 1997 with the chart-topping album Me Estoy Enamorando. His hit song, Hoy Tengo Ganas de Ti, was an instant success amongst soap opera fans and took a mere 17 days to be certified Platinum!

An early pioneer of the Latin trap movement, Emmanuel Gazmey Santiago, AKA Anuel AA rose, to prominence when the viral success of his early hit Esclava was followed by remixes featuring the likes of Daddy Yankee, Wisin and Farruko. The Puerto Rican rapper boldly fuses trap, hip hop and reggaeton on his debut record Real Hasta La Muerte, which hit the top of the Latin Music charts in the summer of 2018.

One of the youngest performers to top the Mexican charts, corrido trap artist Junior H will be touring venues across North America starting in July as part of the 'Sad Boyz Mania Tour' 2024. Having claimed the number one spot on the Mexican Regional Album chart in February 2022 and amassing over 100 million streams on Spotify, Junior H's record has solidified his position as one of the movement's most unique and exciting talents.

One of Mexico's most influential rock bands returns to North America on tour in 2024, with support from Cafe Tacvba! Heavily influenced by the likes of The Cure and Echo and The Bunnymen, Caifanes achieved national success through the late 80s and early 90s with their molding of New Wave sounds and traditional mariachi trumpets and bolero guitars, no better showcased than on their most famous number La Celula Que Exploita.